Abstract

Using formulae for light propagation, redshift and photometric distance in a Bianchi I anisotropic Universe, we create a picture of the Hubble flow that could be observed by a hypothetical observer in the anisotropic Universe. The algorithm used can be applied (after some modification) for more complicated visualizations of a sky seen by an observer in strong gravitational fields.

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